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Ladies and gentlemen, the 45th and final
President of the United States.
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Thank you. First, let
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me say I was shocked and appalled by the
news of yesterday's shooting.
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Today, we must come together and abandon
hateful rhetoric on all sides.
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From the marauding Mexican rapist to the
New Jersey Muslim still celebrating 9
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-11. From the enemies of the American
people at the New York Times to the
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and the losers at the Washington Post.
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From the tens on the five to the threes
on the view.
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Everyone.
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Unity is not just a tremendously
talented stripper at scores.
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Unity is also a concept I've been told
I'm supposed to care about.
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Do you have any words that could calm an
anxious nation?
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Yeah. Run for your lives!
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We're under siege!
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There's an army of liberal zealots
operating under direct orders from
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Shakespeare and Kathy Griffin.
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Sir, do you honestly believe that?
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That's what they said on Fox News, so
that's what I'm going with.
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Sir, can you comment on reports that the
special counsel is investigating you
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for obstruction of justice?
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I would never obstruct justice.
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She's an even more talented stripper
than you.
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And she's blind.
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And we all know that.
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We all know justice is blind.
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But Robert Mueller is currently heading
up... Do you clowns have any questions
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about the real news from yesterday?
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Like, I don't know, maybe it was my
birthday, guys?
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And that's why tonight's theme is party.
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We're going to have a huge party in
front of the entire country.
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As I always say, party before country.
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And as the great Julius Caesar says...
Pizza, pizza.
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I'm the president. Can you believe it?
Let's roll.
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Welcome to the show.
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We've got a great one for you tonight.
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Later, I'll be talking to Egyptian
comedian and author Bassem Youssef. He's
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terrorist. I mean, a satirist. I don't
know. It's the same thing.
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With me, as always, is my own personal
Jesus, Mike Pence.
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Hello.
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happy to be here, sir. And why don't you
introduce the rest of our guests?
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Oh, yeah, right. These guys.
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Behind me is my cabinet.
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Some incredibly honest guys who aren't
afraid to tell me exactly what I want to
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hear. Isn't that right?
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Oh, yes, sir.
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Never officially asked
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me to obstruct justice.
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Wow.
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Wow. That was so spontaneous.
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Now get the hell out of here, everyone,
okay? I got a show to do.
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Whew, thank gosh.
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No, not you, Mike. You're stuck with me
forever.
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Right. Sit down, Mike. I always keep
forgetting about that.
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You know, sir, actually, I'm glad that
I'm staying because it is time for your
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daily briefing. Oh, boy, oh, boy.
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I used to hate briefings, but Mike made
it into a game show just for me that we
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call Prez Your Luck.
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All right, let's play.
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Big story, big story, big story, big
story, big story. The intensity on
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the left is very real, whether it is
somebody holding up a so -called
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holding up the president's head in
blood, or it's right here in New York
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play that shows the president being
assassinated, or it's Democratic
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national politicians who are so angry
they have to use vulgarity.
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Absolutely. Liberals are way too vulgar.
Right -wing media is all about nice,
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clean stuff, like how Sandy Hook is a
hulk.
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The DNC murders their own staffers. And
Hillary Clinton owns a restaurant where
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you can have pizza sex with children.
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It's news you can use, sir. Let's do
another one. Mike, I love this. Good,
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Big story, big story, big story, big
story, big story, big story.
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Oh, God.
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I hate Comey. I hate Comey so much. You
gotta Comey, sir. I'm so sorry. But you
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know what? Let's do another one. Fine,
fine. I want to press my luck.
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No Comeys, no Comeys, no Comeys, no
Comeys, no Comeys.
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Oh, here, this is a good one. Dennis
Rodman went to North Korea to hang with
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Jong -un, and he brought a copy of your
book, The Art of the Deal.
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Look at that. Wow.
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When it comes to diplomacy, Rodman
really dunked a home run.
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See? I'm a regular blue -collar guy.
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Salt of the earth, sir. Let's do another
one. Okay, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no comies,
no comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no comies, no comies, no
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comies, no
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comies, no
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Let's just play the game, and I bet
you'll get a good one next time. I think
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we're lucky that Scalise was there
because this
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was his security detail.
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Without them, it would have been a
massacre. There would have been no
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this guy.
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And we were like sitting ducks. We had
no place to run.
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So terrible.
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Not just the shooting.
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Also that a year ago, Rand Paul tweeted
this quote.
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Why do we have a second amendment? It's
not to shoot deer. It's to shoot at the
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government when it becomes tyrannical.
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Another random senseless attack by an
old tweet.
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Sir, I think we need common sense
protection from old tweets.
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Background checks at a minimum. I mean,
the only way to protect from a bad guy
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with an old tweet is a good guy with a
new tweet.
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Get back! Jack, because I'm doing it
again.
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No, come on.
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I'm so mad at that dumb. Call me. I'm
going to fire Robert Mueller. No, no,
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no, no, no, no, sir. Don't do that.
Don't do that.
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Because you know what, sir? You won.
You.
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Yes, you won the briefing.
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I won.
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Awesome. I'm the best at winning my
briefing. Yes, sir. So what do I get?
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Well, I'll tell you, sir. You've won an
all -expense -paid weekend at your
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choice of Trump brand resort and hotel.
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You'll be whisked away in your own
private airplane and be pampered to your
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heart's content in one of your beautiful
spas. You'll loudly discuss sensitive
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policy matters over chocolate cake. And
don't worry, the tab will be paid for
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entirely by American taxpayers.
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Yeah, yay!
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That's what I win every week. We'll be
right back.
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Wow!
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Oh, thank you, sir. Well, in order to
celebrate the president's birthday, I
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him back to where it all began, to his
roots.
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In a segment we're calling Roots. No,
no, no, no, no, no. No, in a segment we
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are not calling Roots. We're calling it
Donnie Goes Home.
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It's a beautiful neighborhood.
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This is where Donald Trump was born.
Okay, I don't need my own biography,
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There it is.
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This is it, Mike. Great. I was born here
and I lived here until I was four years
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old. So many memories here.
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The most important memory being when I
moved out of here.
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So after my dad made a ton more money
evicting minorities from their
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which was always a thrill, we moved from
the hole I lived in to this piss hole
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over here.
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Okay? And every night I'd come home and
I'd go, Mom, where's my snack?
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Where's my snack?
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But she was supposed to make a snack for
me. And she wouldn't. I'd open the
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fridge and I'd dump something out of the
fridge. I'd throw a bottle on the
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floor. I'd go, clean it up.
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That's what you're good for.
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And there'd be glass all over her hands.
She'd be crying.
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So many great memories.
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It's all changed.
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This is not like the old neighborhood at
all. Look at this. Hi, honey. I'm the
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President of the United States.
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I just want to say I won't deport you
because you're so beautiful.
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I'm going to give you a call later. No,
my wife's in D .C. I know. Do you want
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me to have a happy birthday or what? I
do, but I also want you to have a happy
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birthday. I want to have a happy
birthday.
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You're so beautiful.
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We have a special friend that you might
remember from your childhood days.
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That's Paul.
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Paul?
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Donnie. Look at this guy. Holy crow. I
haven't seen you in a dog's age.
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Unbelievable. Wow. Well, you look
terrible, I've got to say. Thank you.
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good for me because I look great. You do
look great. What happened to you? What
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happened to you? I've had one marriage
for 45 years. Terrible. Oh, my God.
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I remember the school, the Jew Forest
School. We had a lot of fun there,
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we? Oh, boy, did we ever. Yeah, we
played bumper chairs in Mrs. Smith's
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And we'd pull on that ponytail. And we'd
push them forward. They'd crash into
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somebody in front.
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It was so funny.
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But remember, the bad news was getting
DTs.
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D .T.
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Detention. And everyone said D .T.
Donnie Trump. I'm Donnie Trump because
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the king of D .T. You bet you were.
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Didn't we used to eat oranges, raw
oranges?
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I would eat one and we would just chop
right into it. Through the peel? Right
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through the peel.
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Yeah, as a matter of fact, I thought I'd
bring a souvenir orange.
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Unbelievable.
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Happy birthday to me.
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Yeah.
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That is disturbing.
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Look at that. What's that, huh?
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Check that out. Oh, yeah.
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Oh, yeah. Huh?
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Oh, yeah. Oh, good
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to see you.
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This is worse. I hate this neighborhood.
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This is really terrible.
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What are we, off -roading?
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There you go.
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Ready?
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Here we go.
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Surprise!
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You have your own whole booth here at
the diner around the corner from where
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grew up. It's a surprise party, sir.
Mike, a surprise party is where you have
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everybody here first, and then you bring
me in.
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Oh, I was going to do when everybody
comes in, they're surprised to see you,
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you say surprise, then you get to do it.
That's the reverse of a surprise party.
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Here's a gift I got for you.
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That is my great -grandfather's Bible.
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Oh, don't drop it.
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No, don't drop it.
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Bring on the cake, Mike. Bring on the
cake. All right, sir.
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Wow!
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Happy birthday.
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I said happy... I've been turning out
how I wanted. Sorry, sir. Well, I know
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you... Can you hear me, Mike? Can you
hear me, Mike? Yes, of course I hear
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Is there a mop?
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Maybe a broom or something? You lick it
up.
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You want it on my birthday gift? Lick it
up, Mike.
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Lick it up.
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I guess he was a liar.
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My guest tonight was a political
satirist in Egypt before he was run out
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country. You can see his story in the
new documentary, Tickling Giants,
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available now on iTunes and Amazon.
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Please welcome Bassem Yusuf, everybody.
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Tough guy.
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Yeah. It's a tough guy. It's a tough
guy. Oh, mini hookahs.
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Thank you. Yeah. Don't worry. The
Russians gave me these drinks. Yeah. OK.
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Now, you started out doing your show on
YouTube in the Middle East. And by the
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Middle East, I mean anything that's not
Europe, America or the ocean.
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Then you ended up having a TV show with
30 million viewers.
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Why did they just arrest and kill you
before the show?
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They wanted to take their chances. And
finally, I was persecuted by the
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government. I had to shut down the show.
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And I escaped. So basically, my
nightmare is your wet dream. Oh, my God.
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So true.
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Now, which ruler of Egypt did you start
doing your show under?
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I did it under something called the
Military Council. And then Morsi, who
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representative of the Muslim
Brotherhood, Islamist.
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And then Abdel Fattah al -Sisi, who is a
military guy. So we went back.
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Sisi. Yeah, yeah, you met him.
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I love Sisi. Oh, I know.
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I love Al -Sisi. You know, when you met
him for the first time in my life, we
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see an American president who's being
envious about his Egyptian counterpart.
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Oh, absolutely. I know. I mean, you're
looking at him. Oh, my God, you're
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jailing all of these people. You're
oppressing all of these people. You're
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putting them in jail and you're shutting
down media. How could you do that? I
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know. You're giving me a job. I know.
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Americans say, I'm an authoritarian.
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But what's it like to live under a real
authoritarian regime?
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You want the details.
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Yes, so I can make it more like that.
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Well, just the last two weeks, our
Egyptian president closed down more than
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or 50 websites.
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He's putting a lot of people in jail.
Anybody who is speaking against the
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government is being put in jail.
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There is no real opposition.
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The court's under his control. The media
is bought by the military. I just got
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gorgeous.
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Gorgeous? Gorgeous.
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Gorgeous. He's this guy in the Supreme
Court. I totally got the court. Yes,
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Gorgeous. Yes.
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Now this, like everywhere.
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Gorgeous everywhere? Everywhere, yes.
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And here's the thing. Just like, imagine
if you're waking up in the morning.
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Okay. I'm naked. Yes. And I'm covered in
crust. Exactly.
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And you find your president giving away
a piece of your land to another country.
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This happened exactly in Egypt. What?
Our Egyptian president woke up and he
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our two islands that we fought for,
thousands of people were killed for it
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wars, and he gave it to another country.
And anybody who objected and said these
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countries are Egyptian were being called
a traitor and being put to jail. Hold
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on. This is what...
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totalitarian regimes look like. I love
it. That's brilliant. I know. So if you,
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for example, you wake up and give
Massachusetts, for example, to England.
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It's been English the whole time. And
anybody who says, oh, they're American,
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you put them in jail. Totally. Then
what's Pocahontas going to do?
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What's she going to do then?
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In Egypt, what is the complexity, the
makeup of both religious and ethnic
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that makes it both a diverse...
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but also it's had a steadfast
relationship with the United States for
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even longer, maybe 100 years. What is
the special relationship between Egypt
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the United States? And by that, I mean,
why do we prop up dictators?
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Because for decades, American presidents
just gave money to whoever dictators
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who will give them either oil, security,
or buy their weapons.
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I mean, just the other day, you accused
Qatar of being a terrorist nation.
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I hate Qatar.
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And then the next day, you sold them $12
billion in weapons. I love Qatar. I
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know.
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I hate them, but I love them. I mean,
just the other day, you say, like, Islam
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is in war with us, and then you went to
Saudi Arabia, and you took their money.
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Yeah. Amazing. Exactly. How do you do
it? I'll tell you, by having absolutely
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moral center whatsoever.
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What's that?
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That's really good.
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Amazing.
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I have one last question of you.
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There are a lot of people satirizing me,
Donald Trump.
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Shouldn't we jail Alec Baldwin?
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Thank you so much.
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That's the music, everybody.
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I
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got
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an incredible birthday gift yesterday.
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A complete and total distraction from
the implosion of my corrupt White House.
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Happy birthday, Mr. President.
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But you can't have a birthday without a
party. And the only people I invited to
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my party is my party.
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And we all know what makes us special.
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Isn't it rich?
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Are we a pair?
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Me here at last on the ground.
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You in midair.
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Where are the clowns?
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Send in the clowns. Just when I stopped
opening
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doors.
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Finally knowing the one that I wanted
was yours.
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Making my entrance again with my usual
flair.
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Sure of my lines, no one is there.
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Do you get it, guys?
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The clowns of the Republican Party who
back me no matter what.
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I only say it because I didn't get it
myself.
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Isn't it rich?
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Isn't it queer?
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Losing my timing this late in my career.
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And where are the clouds?
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Quick! And in the clouds,
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don't bother the deer.
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Go, go, 25, 25, go, go.
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